general information about choosing your citation style
Guidebooks and complete style manuals are located on the first floor of the UW Bothell & Cascadia College Campus Library in the "Research and Writing Materials" section.
information about citing images and data, citation tools, and writing resources
Citing your sources is the most basic way to participate ethically in the research conversation. The citing practice also helps others retrace your steps and learn how you've supported your thinking.
Please refer to the thoughts on academic honesty in Cascadia College's Academic Policies for more information on our community's academic code of conduct and the consequences of plagiarism.
For information on avoiding plagiarism (by properly citing), please see
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